Trixie Motel

Literally made an account to review Trixie Motel. Love to see queens branching out. This is a witty, interesting take on a Reno show. Clever and very bingeable. The world should watch out for Trixie - an incredibly smart comedian who is made for the biz.

This show is exactly what you want from Trixie! We want cute makeovers, funny little interludes and just a taste of jeopardy! The production value is high, the finished product is always cute and the way she is able to bring out all of her besties to make a good TV show, iconic!

It feels criminal to rate this anything less than a 7 because it cannot be denied that this is a design show on par with any other and then to top it all off there is just so much campiness to it!

Binge watch at your leisure!

I havent had this much fun with a show in a while. This was a blast to watch. It had everything, it was funny, it was exciting, and the endresults were just crazy. Overall, an amazing show!

A great show to just enjoy and laugh. Highly recommend. Seeing everyone doing their part, poking fun, discovering plans, and making THE place to go in Palm Springs is a treat. Guest stars and background people being shown makes it even better. It's amazing what all Trixie can do while being so skinny.

While I do generally like the concept of Trixie Motel (both as a show and the actual motel), I find the show to feel very, very staged at moments. And while I'm aware this was probably a conscious stylistic and narrative decision from Trixie and her crew, it tends to cross over into awkward territory at times, ultimately bogging the show's flow and pace down.

The actual motel renovation on the other hand, is simply marvellous. The interior designer of the show is marvellous and a real joy to watch, and it's great seeing David get more screen-time. Trixie is hilarious as always, but this isn't her best representation on screen yet, mostly because her persona feels too staged here.